Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
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 LArEk-Ihe psrty left Paris On the Rouen train for the village of BorchBsln where they were conveyed over the marches and r.ached the river where th-rs VAS a steam launch lying along side the bank. The party included Lord de Clifford, the Marquis Ot Queens bury, Sir George Hugh Drnnmond, hon ii. Sardys and Captain Lse baroonr. The launch took all on board and steam- ed to tine scene selected for the fight. Kilrsin fought st lS4 pounds, snd smith at lS0. Smiths castor was throTn Into the ring and was immediately followed by Kilrain's bearer and the hght com menced at 2:l0 p. ID. IL was ahveiy and hard battle for she nrsSthree rounds anu quick glve and take wfA close spernnS. ln the fourth round kIirsln succeeded 10 giving Smith 0 smash On the esr E.cb appeared to stun him, Wrestling form ed feature of number ot succeeding rounds. In them Smith NRs no match for Kilrain. He hgd the best ot every fall, aud each time ming down heavily on Smith. The fight was declared draw and the men reached Paris on late tsBin tonight.
 SAN FRANCISCO, December l9.-IhTee cases of smallpox were ciscoVered To- day by Health Officer Mssres ln different | localities m the city. All three eases were sent to the hospital and the houses thoroughly fumigsted. On Saturday night and Sundsy Dr. Mesres irvesti- gated over a dozen cases that were re- ported tO be smsllpOx but only tcund three real cases.
 Joseph Woods residence was burglar iEed on Saturday night, from cellar 60 roof. Bureau drawers and trunks were broken open, and vslusbles removed. | Woods and wife are ss present in Los Angeles.
 The British man-ot-wRr, Triampb, wss thrown open to visitors to-day, for the | beueti. os the British Benevo!eni | Society. Tugs were kept busy sraDs- | porting sishtseers. and the occsa.on netied 0 good sum fer iLe cfEfi'aoie fund,
 | PHILADELPHIA, Decem5sr lS.--At 8 meeting of ths creditors of Slai!e, Van herman & Co., dealers Ir notions and
 white goods, to-day, 6:atemtnt Ss- esl- made showing the assets to be Sl',SJo aud the liabilities Ss25,921.
 CHICAGO. December I9.-Chsr.es Ar mold, cashier for the private banking l firm of Kesn & O., was arrested tC-1ay on charge of embezzlement. The amount is not yet known.
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December l9.- TEc men were instantly killed nt ulson today by the explosion of a boiler Rs the Winchester saw mill.
 RENO. December I9.-Esfly ttis morn | ing William Tiukham, a TsncheT resid- ing ct Spanish Spring Valley, attempted the life of John Hogsn, landlord ot the hotel a. which be was stopping. Upon | Tiukhan leaving, Hogan requested hn | 10 settle his bill. liDkhau's response WAS shot from a revolver, the bel. glsncing on the right ear Of Hogan and carrying away lock of kGyr. HC s-- | tempted to shoot again. but HasGU gamed a place of safety. IiEEhAm vaF finally overpowered. and Is now n Jail. Tinkhsm has a good reputation Tor peace and qnietnsss, and hIs action i5 as- criGed to drink.
 PORTLAND, December l9.-The train conveying the California and Oregon | excursioIists arrived a, East PCTtiEEd thIs afternoon. The party was taken tO | Portland ID carriages. A formal recap- tion will be held at the Pavilion to- night.
 SxrRAMESTo. December l9.-The con- yentiop of wool growers to-day adopted resolutions condemninE any effort iu the reduction of the tariff on wool and urg- ing upon congress the necessity of con tinuing the present rate oi duty.
 CHICAGO, He, December 2O-Wha z, cash, 76l 1; May, S3. Corn, cash, 4si8; May, 5 1916.
 NEW YORK, December 20-Bar silver, 97ll. Money 3g4.
 PEsrH. December 20.-Seversl army officers on furlough have been ordered to return tO their garrisons ID CrOy -iie, immediately. A number Oi officers in reserve coFps have been ordered tO sei- tie their affairs and Ue H. readiness 10 ioln their regiments.
 WASHINGTON, December 2O.-A propo- sition to increase tbe membership Oi the committee on rules to seven, was intro duced by Townsend of III, and referred. Mills of Tex, moved 10 adjourn. saying that he did so in order t0 enable She committee on rules to meet and decide on their report, which would probably be submitted tomorrow. Motion WAS agreed to and house adjourned.
 The committee on elections this morn ing settled upon January 6th as the date for taking up the Thoebe-CsFiisle con test.
 WAsHISGroS, December 2O.-Com- mittee appropriaiIon has agreed to a favorable report on house resolution for adjournment for hoiicsy recess.
 Los ASdELEs. December 20.-Can field and Wescott's stable wGs destroyed by fire at three o'clock this morning. and three horses burned tO death. The fire is supposed 10 be incendiaTy bY traces of coal oil found. Loss 6Uou, eigh. thousand, insuTsnce about five thousand.
 4 boat capsized st San Pedro hsr- bor th;s morning and two fishermen l were drowned.
 PARIS, Dee. 20.-The frst issue c' nickle and silver coIBEge in France will | appear shortly, amounting to seventy | million francs.
 PrrTsBURG. Pa, Dec. 21.-John Henry, | trsvellEg passenger sgent Of the PItts- 1 burg Lake Erie Bnd a numb-r of i other officials 6nd clerks ID She passsn- l ger and ticke: office yesterday received | carefully woFded notification that | theirpresence will not be requiredlsttheir l desks for few days Gs the books ot the | department were being audited. to get | ready for the new system Of handling | tickets sbou. to be adopted. This Is s | beginning of a development m the pas senger department oi the PitisbOrg q | Lake Erie Railway, which promises to assume large proportions owing to re- cent startling disclosures in the freight | department of the Pan Handle. For l high officials Of the road recently ob- tained proof that they were being sys- .emstioslly robbed on tickets sold and receipts. How they were robbed can only be told after careful investigation of the books and accounts of the whole department.
 RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 20.-The vote for Q United States Senator to success Kid dleberger was taken n the general Gs ssmbly today with the following re suit: Senate, Hon. John 5. Barbour 26; Gen. William Malone l3 House, Bar bour 6l; Malone 8. The formal an- nouncement of Bsrbour's election will be made tomorrow in ioiot session of Al